1) REPAIR WORKS FOR TOILETS AT SELECTED STATIONS (STATION ARAU, STATION BUTTERWORTH , STATION BUKIT MERTAJAM , SUNGAI PETANI STATION , PARIT BUNTAR STATION
Repair works for toilet facilities have been carried out at several stations, namely Arau Station in Arau, Bukit Mertajam Station in Bukit Mertajam, Butterworth Station in Butterworth, Sungai Petani Station in Sungai Petani and Parit Buntar Station in Parit Buntar to ensure that public facilities are maintained in a safe, clean, and comfortable condition for users.
The scope of work included the repair of sanitary fittings such as toilet bowls, plumbing and drainage systems, replacement of damaged toilet accessories, repair of flushing systems, repainting works, door repairs, and other related works necessary to restore the overall functionality of the toilet facilities.
The implementation of these works aims to enhance cleanliness standards and user comfort in line with facility maintenance requirements and station image improvement. In addition, these repair works help to reduce public complaints and ensure that the facilities remain fully functional and compliant with established safety standards.
It is expected that upon completion of these works, the toilet facilities at the respective stations will be significantly improved and able to provide a better experience for the public.
2) REPAIR WORKS FOR TOILET FACILITIES AT SELECTED RAILWAY STATIONS
Repair works have been completed at selected railway stations to ensure toilet facilities remain clean, safe, and fully functional for public use.
The scope of work included repairs to sanitary fittings, plumbing systems, toilet accessories, doors, and other related components. Minor upgrading and repainting were also carried out where necessary to improve the overall condition of the facilities.
These improvements enhance user comfort, uphold cleanliness standards, and support the proper upkeep of station amenities. They also help reduce complaints and ensure the facilities continue to operate efficiently.
Overall, the completed works contribute to a cleaner environment and a more pleasant experience for station users.
1) REPAIR AND CLEANING WORKS FOR TWENTY-THREE (23) HOUSING UNITS IN FIVE (5) QUARTERS BLOCKS (FA, FB, FC, FD AND E1) OWNED BY THE RAILWAY ASSETS CORPORATION, INCLUDING OTHER RELATED WORKS AT MYRA QUARTERS, BATU GAJAH, PERAK
The proposed works involve the repair and cleaning of twenty-three (23) residential units located within five (5) blocks of quarters, namely Block FA, FB, FC, FD, and E1, owned by the Railway Assets Corporation. These quarters are situated at the MYRA Quarters in Batu Gajah, Perak.
The scope of work includes general repair works, cleaning of the residential units, and other related works necessary to ensure that the units are in good, safe, and habitable condition. The implementation of these works is intended to improve the overall condition of the quarters, enhance safety, and maintain the value and functionality of the property assets owned by the Railway Assets Corporation.
All works shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant technical requirements, standards, and guidelines to ensure quality, efficiency, and compliance with the established maintenance and facility management practices.
2) REPAIR AND CLEANING WORKS FOR RESIDENTIAL UNITS AT MYRA QUARTERS
Repair and cleaning works have been completed for selected residential units at MyRA Quarters to ensure the premises remain clean, safe, and suitable for occupancy.
The scope of work included basic repairs, thorough cleaning, and other related activities to restore functionality and improve the overall condition of the units. Minor rectification and maintenance works were also carried out where necessary.
These efforts enhance the living environment, promote safety, and support the proper upkeep of the property.
Overall, the completed works contribute to improved usability and a more comfortable living experience for residents.
Maintenance works for lifts and escalators are carried out periodically at railway stations to ensure that these facilities are always in good condition, safe, and functioning smoothly.
This maintenance includes inspection and repair of related components to ensure that the operation of the lifts and escalators remains at an optimum level, while providing convenience and comfort to the users.
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE OF LIFTS AND ESCALATORS AT RAILWAY STATIONS
Periodic maintenance works are carried out at railway stations to ensure that lifts and escalators remain safe, reliable, and in optimal working condition.
The scope of maintenance includes regular inspections, servicing, and necessary repairs of key components to support smooth and efficient operation.
These efforts help enhance user safety, improve convenience, and ensure a comfortable experience for all passengers.
PROPOSED UPGRADE OF CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION (CCTV) INFRASTRUCTURE USING LATEST TECHNOLOGY ACROSS RAILWAY NETWORK OWNED BY RAILWAY ASSETS CORPORATION, WITH COMPREHENSIVE MAINTENANCE FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE (5) YEARS
We are currently implementing a comprehensive upgrade of the Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) infrastructure across the railway network owned by Railway Assets Corporation. This initiative focuses on modernising surveillance systems by integrating the latest technologies to enhance security, monitoring capabilities, and overall operational efficiency.
A key feature of the project is the deployment of AI-enabled CCTV systems capable of detecting and monitoring trespassing activities, including wildlife intrusion and unauthorised human access, as well as identifying potential cable theft incidents. Through advanced video analytics, the system delivers real-time alerts, improved situational awareness, and faster response to security threats.
The project scope covers site assessment, system design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning, along with comprehensive maintenance services over a five-year period. Emphasis is placed on strategic camera placement to minimise blind spots and ensure high system reliability across critical railway assets and corridors.
The upgraded system is also designed with scalability and future integration in mind, enabling seamless connectivity with other security components such as access control systems, alarm systems, and centralised command centres.
This initiative reflects our commitment to delivering advanced, technology-driven security solutions that safeguard railway infrastructure, enhance public safety, and support long-term operational resilience.